Backpacking Trip Planner Routes, Budgets & Gear
Plan backpacking trips end to end — multi-country routes, daily budgets, packing lists, gear weight and shared expenses — in one platform.
- Free plan, no card needed
- Phone, tablet and computer
- Pay once for Nomad Lifetime

In short
Trip Tracka is a backpacking trip planner that lets you plan multi-country routes, save accommodation and points of interest, build daily budgets, track gear weight and packing lists and split expenses with friends.
What you get with Backpacking Trip Planner
Multi-country routes
Chain countries and cities into one trip.
Daily budgets
Plan and track a daily backpacking budget by category.
Packing & weight
Build packing lists with item weights for honest pack weight.
Group trips & splits
Travel with friends and split costs in-app.
Save accommodation
Hostels, hotels and stays saved against the trip.
Day-by-day plan
Stretch the trip across weeks or months with notes per day.
How it works in Trip Tracka
More about Backpacking Trip Planner
Backpacking is the kind of trip that hates spreadsheets — you're on the move, budgets change daily and pack weight matters. Trip Tracka's backpacking trip planner gives you a route, daily budget, packing list and shared expense tracker that all live in one place.
Plan multi-country trips with Google Maps coverage across countries, log expenses in any currency, and share trips with travel buddies so splitting costs is clean.
Pack weight matters when it's on your back — track item weights in your gear inventory and Trip Tracka totals it for the trip.
Frequently asked questions
Can I plan a multi-country backpacking trip?
Yes. Trip Tracka supports routes across countries and multi-currency expense tracking.
Can I split expenses with travel buddies?
Yes. Share trips with friends and log group expenses inside the app.
Can I track pack weight?
Yes — store gear with weights in your inventory and pull items into a per-trip packing list.
Does it work without a vehicle?
Absolutely. Trip Tracka isn't vehicle-only — backpackers use it for routes, budgets, gear and group trips.